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How to rework certificate in LWP

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hello in this video weamp;#39;re going to show you how to use openssl to export information from a pkcs12 file the pkcs12 format also commonly known as pfx is a binary format for bundling one or more certificates in a private key into a single file a common use of pkcs 12 is to bundle a certificate with its chain of trust and private key into a single password protected file youamp;#39;ll usually see pkcs 12 files with the file name extensions dot p12 or dot pfx to follow the instructions in this video youamp;#39;ll need openssl installed on your system openssl is an open source toolkit for the ssl and tls protocols if youamp;#39;re on a unix system like linux or mac os openssl is probably already installed on your system if youamp;#39;re running windows you can easily openssl with cygwin or the windows subsystem for linux so letamp;#39;s get started to parse a pkcs12 file and view its contents on screen use this command throughout this video replace any placeholder file

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When to revoke an SSL certificate Key compromise. One of the main issues sparking revocation: signs that the private keys for the certificate have been stolen or otherwise compromised. Wrongfully issued. Changes in domain ownership. Cyberattacks.
You can unrevoke a certificate that you revoked using CertificateHold. The certificate is still listed in the CRL after the unrevocation process, but it also appears in a delta CRL with the revocation code set to RemoveFromCRL. Certificate Revocation And Its Uses - Encryption Consulting Encryption Consulting what-is-certifica Encryption Consulting what-is-certifica
So no, renewing a cert doesnt revoke the old one, and you shouldnt revoke the old one--just let it expire. Only revoke a cert if you suspect its private key has been compromised.
You can unrevoke a certificate that you revoked using CertificateHold. The certificate is still listed in the CRL after the unrevocation process, but it also appears in a delta CRL with the revocation code set to RemoveFromCRL.
For example, when reissuing a certificate, you can add domains to the original certificate. Adding domains to a certificate doesnt revoke the original certificate. Reissue an SSL/TLS certificate - DigiCert product docs DigiCert product docs certcentral reissue-an-ssl-tls- DigiCert product docs certcentral reissue-an-ssl-tls-
Certificate revocation is the act of invalidating a TLS/SSL before its scheduled expiration date. A certificate should be revoked immediately when its private key shows signs of being compromised. It should also be revoked when the domain for which it was issued is no longer operational.

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